Supporting Valleys Kids Rhydyfelin
Neil Kinnerly • July 22, 2020

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We are delighted to announce that we have agreed to award Valleys Kids an initial grant of £2,500 for the work being carried out in Rhydyfelin. The grant will contribute towards the needs of disadvantaged families including food parcels, shopping, collecting medication, collating play packs for children and well-being packs for parents. 


Local Councillor Sue Presse stated "we are delighted to be supporting the incredibly valuable work that Valleys Kids do in Rhydyfelin. In recent months they have been a lifeline for local families affected by flooding and COVID-19. The Town Council are keen to support community groups across the whole of Pontypridd in a similar way and we would invite local community groups to contact us to discuss the support we might be able to offer."


For more information on Valleys Kids, please visit the following link: 

https://valleyskids.org/the-projects/rhydyfelin-2/  

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